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lnhn Wyuifl' is now Hu- \\ agent in tliis vicinity fur the \Viili and min-r WP“ knmu ()fcigurs (if A. T. Morris. (Vii ()Iiiu. We. the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on a 3013mm lmttlcof Greene's \Vurruntod Syrup of TM if it fails to cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee a 2:) (-vnt lmttle to prbve satisfactory or money refundvd. After the departure of the Fourth Infantry from Fort Sheridan for the l’hillippinesthe poatwill be garrison. ed with members of the Seventh Reg- ulars. TWo companies from the Seventh haVe already received orders to prepare to he transferred from Fort Wayne. Detroit. The orders relative to the transfer affects several other army posts in the department of the lakes-1 from which troops will be dispatched to Manila. A person mnpluyml during the day wmnltl like to tukv [mesons in English and arithnwtic one vwning each wee-k. Adda-ma M‘ Highland Park. Th» I’ustul uuthurities haw umdv the: Sheridan Rom! Ne-ww Lvttc-rdrup the- stamp uud [mat mark from the front Hf tho- paper. All kinds of hand painted picture for sulc- by W. E. Brand. m-mluy awning lingvriug illness. 9911 Wilma: publishml in thP Ur. Shepardsuu, theI whcwl chair H'augvlist in holding a flf‘rit‘fi of HM vivul lmwtingn at the Baptist whurvh at \Vuukegzm. For pure drinking wutvr buy a buttlt- nf Elm-trit- wutrr. for hillt‘ h_\' Fwd Schumzu'her Sulmcribo fur the» Ntiwy Miss Juxm Fium-y of Wuukvgun hpent Sunday and Monday with the Misstm‘ Fium‘)’ here. SEVENTH ‘AT FT. SHERIDAN Slrn (‘hurlvs n V I FRED. W. N'HI'MM‘HHR ENTERPRISE Dnt‘n (‘n ., NOTICE. NEWSLETS. A CARD. ity fnr tho “ kitty wall kIHHHl lmde Morris.( iIII iIIIIIIti. Larson (lit‘d \VHL aftvr a long and An obituary notice Ln'flméfil' wili be NEWS next week. m. the‘ whcwl chair Hu- \vhulvsulv THE HIGHLANDPARK NEWS With the advent of the year 1899 I beg leaVe publicly to thank my patrons and friends for the generous patronage bestowed upon me (hiring the year 1898. which is fully and gratefully appreciated. Trusting that by square dealing and attention to the wants of the public I may continue to merit the confidence of old friends and many new ones, 1 will wish you one and all a happy and prosper. one New Year. Very respectfully yournV Highland Park, Illa. A. ROBERTSON. Jilll- l. lRSlgl. I)I)'ll;>rtv\ 1 ”Hum. ramv “v um: ruK 1115 NEWS $1 A YEAR. “LADIES HOME JOURNAL” and THE NEWS, $1.75 Card of Thanks. inue to merit the confidence of old friends and will wish you one and all a happy and prosper. Very respectfully yourI-zV v” Dullvrm Lumhtm (’(ml. “'me En